president donald trump's top counter-terrorism adviser sebastian gorka is facing calls to resign after the jewish-american newspaper the forward reported gorka is a sworn member of a hungarian far-right nazi-allied group. the forward reported thursday that members of the "vitezi rend" have confirmed gorka took a lifelong oath of loyalty to their group, which the u.s. state department says was under the direction of the nazi government of germany during world war ii. if the report is true, it means gorka may have lied on his u.s. immigration application, which requires people disclose ties to such organizations. gorka has denied reports of his involvement with the nazi-allied group telling tablet magazine -- "i have never been a member of the vitez rend." we will have more on sebastian gorka later in the broadcast with the forward reporter who broke the story. in syria, at least 40 people have died after an airstrike struck a mosque in the middle of evening prayer in the village of al jina thursday night. the pentagon has confirmed it carried out an airstrike thursday night in the same

sebastian gorka. here we go again, it's islamization, you and i discussed it about europe, you believe isis can be defeated. your reaction to this attack and added the importance now of extreme vetting and mortar security. >> unfortunately, this is just one more tragic piece of evidence of how very real threat is to america and her allies. you just went through the list. of how many more of these do we need to see? how many people need to die before it is understood that what we are trying to do in the trump administration is to stop at events like this happening on u.s. soil. this should be a surprise to nobody. isis and publications, al qaeda in english language, g howdy texts have said this is what you do. you don't need some grand army, you don't need weapons of mass destruction, you steal a truck, you steal an suv. look at what happened afterwards. do you remember the decapitation of the british serviceman? this is the same scenario back then at two jihadis ran down the rigby and decapitated him

part 3, threats abroad you please welcome the white house, the honorable sebastian gorka. dr. zuhdi jasser, ambassador francis rooney and u.s. army green beret mike waltz. our moderators aclu foundation senior fellow lauren chang. ♪ >> good morning. yesterday during world war iii per day, we heard about the massacre as. today we turn our attention to foreign lands and unfortunately there's too much to talk about. for example, gorbachev said it looks like the world is preparing for war. the trade says the international system is under an accident and attacks from multiple directions in the global order a sliding into disarray. carter's national security adviser also said that there is no international structure capable of handling front that will occur almost simultaneously. and he's right. there is no capable international structure. let's not forget, there is the united states of america. its friends, allies and partners. but the u.s. is under assault from two authoritarian state, pushing products used and nonstate actors. today we will start with russia. ambassador rooney, u

sebastian gorka.cting the homeland, that is tied to extreme vetting come up the ball and border security, and the president laid down a marker in the campaign. tonight, this job is getting done. how quickly questioning >> you heard tonight, he said, we are going to build a great, great f. you can expect some news about the immigration executive order. >> sean: so they have read on the order? >> we have addressed all of the politically motivated issues that the court said were potentially problematic. most importantly, did you hear the phrase he said most clearly and most loudly? there was a lot of buzz in the left-wing media in the last 24 hours, oh, turmoil and the white house and arguments -- >> sean: by the way, it's just not true. >> it's not true. and what happened tonight? they expected us to dilute the verbiage. "radical islamic terrorism" paid political, did you hear it? "new york times," "washington post," cnn? >> sean: you wrote the book and do believe we can defeat it. it's got to be a monu

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they understand the rel vanls of jihadist ideology in this war. >> woodruff: sebastian gorka, who iseputy assistant to president trump. i thank you very much. >> my pleasure, any time, judy. >> sreenivasan: now, views on the raid in yemen and the decision-making process behind it. we talk to two men with intimate knowledge of the process that authorized the use of military force during the obama administration. colin kahl was deputy assistant to the president and national security advisor to the vice president during the obama administration. he is now an associate professor at georgetown university; and andrew exum was deputy assistant secretary of defense for middle east policy during the obama administration. he also served in the army form 2000 to 2004, in afghanistan and iraq. colin, let me start with you. we heard the president say, "this was a mission started before i got here." you were in the rooms where the mission was discussed in the obama administration. what did the previous administration leave for president trump to pick up? >> for years, the united states has been ta

part 3, threats abroad you please welcome the white house, the honorable sebastian gorka. dr.uhdi jasser, ambassador francis rooney and u.s. army green beret mike waltz. our moderators aclu foundation senior fellow lauren chang. ♪

they are attacking the baseless smears against sebastian gorka one of our terrorism leaders. we need to take the people doing this and give them a reason to worry about their jobs and their existence and let the people who are keeping us safe get back to doing just that. charles: is there anything else james comey or anyone in a high leadership position can be doing about this? >> i am not sure james comey is doing what he could be doing anyhow. he has been a liability for a long time. i think we need a new f.b.i. director. i think donald trump might appoint a special prosecutor to dig into this and be tied to no one except the truth and root these people out and make them pay for their crimes against the country. charles: judge gorsuch's hearings began today. we'll discuss it right after the brake. brake. after the break. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn'

after gerrit, they're going after ivanka, they went after a 10-year-old kid, they're going after sebastian gorkayone around the president's getting attacked. i wanted to give you a chance. >> would happen to me is despicable straight up political hit job. then the bunk, my editor has completely supported me and backed me up. there is a very toxic and it's getting increasingly toxic and poisonous atmosphere of personal destruction in washington and the media. it's always sort of been there but now it's at a whole new level. smart and good people do not want to go into government service. nothing and nobody is ever going to stop me from speaking out on the issues i care about, about the future of this nation. there's also a really bigger point. >> sean: and general flynn. >> this is the bigger point. i was something of the canary in the coal mine, the attack on me was a test. what happened to me, what happened to general flynn, what's happened to attorney general sessions and others is all of a piece. there is a very dangerous and very effective destabilization campaign underway against this presi

what should we know about sebastian gorka? >> dr. g., as he refers to himself.e -- i mean, he is the guy who was a breitbart writer, i think had donald trump not won the election he would be lobbying to get on world net daily television or internet television which is, you know, just gives you -- it's not a criticism of world net daily television, just an indication of where he slots in in terms of his idea set. he is both a self-proclaimed counterterrorism expert and an anti-sjw alpha male. he's like a real breitbart dude. he's been criticized by actual terrorism experts. >> he's called one of them and berated them because he was getting attacked on twitter. >> yes, and that audio leaked? >> he is very high up in the white house. >> he's very high up in the white house. we should also say to be fair to him he carries around a medal that his father received for his ain't -- well, it depends on -- the history, frankly, it's a medal that is widely associated with anti-semitism from hungary. he argues that he can't possibly be a neonazi because he's not a communist

sebastian gorka, and congressman dave wright will all join us, ours ago, london was rocked by a brutalor. at this hour there are not enough votes in the house to pass the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare but now tonight white house sources are telling fox news a deal is very close. the house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes makes a major announcement that he has

and sebastian gorka who works at the white house now, as trump said that he tweeted it in all caps and said, cough, cough, basically there is this division in the white house. there are these adults in the room, h.r. mcmaster, accomplished lieutenant general and then the bannon breitbart wing of the white house pushing the other way. so i think both sides can claim some victory in last night's speech. >> what is the story line here moving forward when it comes to the president and foreign policy? while he talke aboutadical islamic terror mean didn't say the word russia or other things people thought he might have said. >> the russian point is extremely important. unless we get to the bottom of trump's involvement with putin and russia and putin's involvement in our election, anything trump does on russia going forward is going to be questions and suspect. say he does want to collaborate with the russians in syria or iraq or in some other theater. everyone is going to be asking, why is he doing that? what's behind it? there's no one who needs to get to the bottom of the russia/trump con

and sebastian gorka, he tweeted out that he had won the civil war that. one of the interesting things we figure geld desk yet to out is that when trump says something policy oriented and then someone like mike pence or nikki haley or tillerson most -- will go out and say he did not mean it. said we have given up on the idea of a two state solution in israel. and nikki haley said that was not true. the two state solution is still our policy. he said things about nato, and then matus would go out and say would go out and say the policy is the same as it was. who told him to say that? was a tillerson, pets -- pence? the president said the opposite of this yesterday, but it does not matter what the president. our policy is what it always was through the think the answer to that will tell you a lot about the white house. people say that day and it is the president, but he is with trump on those things. is the president, but he is with drop on those things. i would love to know was telling them to say that and making the public, because trump does not challenge

. >> there is the sebastian gorka. he is a scary guy.to what he is saying, he really touched on the wealthy, the top 1% they're not getting this tax break they're envisioning. they will offset whatever bennies getting with the lower rate, limiting allowances, breaks, deductions and all. clearly among them was not the mortgage interest deduction or charitable deduction. so i don't know what else you would do to offset that, but what do you make of that? >> you know, that has been the running fight over how do you pay for it. because if they put it in budget reconciliation you have to have revenue offsets, right? to get the 51-vote threshold to avoid democrat filibuster. that is the name of the game. neil: than use die many ma i can accounting. >> that is strategy, get tax reform, you want 51 votes in the senate. if you don't touch mortgage interest. don't touch the charitable, what do you go after? neil: i don't know. i didn't get a straight answer. >> he wants to boost military spending. one trillion dollars infrastructure project, wants